The Italian dessert that’s sparked a frenzy
This week in travel news: Italian pastries are causing a stir, a university city makes a compelling case for pizza, and younger Britons are moving away from the classic evening at the pub. Buon appetito! Italy is celebrated for rich regional cooking and irresistible sweets, with visitors happily queuing for gelato across the country. Yet one Italian specialty can receive less attention than it deserves: the humble pastry. Now, one fluffy treat has become a major draw for travelers, frustrating
The Italian dessert that’s sparked a frenzy
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'Make him disappear without a trace': The poison-tipped umbrella linked to a KGB killing - on British soil
On 7 September 1978 in London, Georgi Markov was struck by an umbrella in an attack widely believed to have been a political poisoning linked to the KGB. He died four days later. In the following year, Markov’s widow and older brother told the BBC programme Panorama that they had received warnings about a planned murder only months earlier from an unidentified caller. "He felt a sharp jab in his thigh. When he turned around, there was a man behind him who apologised and picked up an
'Make him disappear without a trace': The poison-tipped umbrella linked to a KGB killing - on British soil
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